Religious Belief and the Will
- 270 páginas
- 10 horas de lectura
Exploring the intersection of belief and will, this work delves into whether individuals can consciously choose to believe in ideas that lack sufficient evidence, particularly if such beliefs could enhance happiness. Professor Pojman challenges readers to consider the implications of actively shaping their beliefs and the moral and philosophical ramifications of doing so. The book invites critical reflection on the nature of faith and the human desire for fulfillment.
